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Is HP Dying?
With the recent sacking of Leo Apotheker, has HP got a future?
HP opens Sydney data centre
Attracts government, Origin Energy, Elders, Downer kit.
James Hutchinson
Jun 14 2012, 7:45AM
Cloud
Exclusive: HP makes big cuts to local exec team
Follows global staff purge.
Allie Coyne
Jun 7 2012, 2:56PM
Hardware
HP still a hardware company: Whitman
No plans to follow Dell's path.
Juha Saarinen
Jun 6 2012, 8:10AM
Hardware
Compaq sign pops up on eBay
Geeks Q for tech memorabilia.
Staff Writers
Jun 6 2012, 8:10AM
Hardware
In pictures: HP's Technology@work
HP discusses upcoming trends in business IT.
Allie Coyne
May 30 2012, 1:19PM
Photos
HP confirms mass layoffs
Reveals Compaq review, dire Q2.
Allie Coyne
May 24 2012, 8:41AM
Hardware
In pictures: the highlights of CeBIT 2012
Inside the trade show.
Allie Coyne
May 22 2012, 2:06PM
Photos
Five companies courting controversy this week
For the week ending May 18, CRN looks at five companies making headlines for the wrong reasons.
Staff Writers
May 21 2012, 11:16AM
Photos
Oracle: HP eyed Sun as Itanium exit
PC maker leaks batch of documents.
Liam Tung
May 18 2012, 8:20AM
Hardware
Intel wants chips in iPhone, iPad
Won't accept 'no' from Apple.
Allie Coyne
May 15 2012, 10:04AM
Hardware
HP takes Aussie partners on Top Gun flight adventure
HP's local channel was treated to a day in the sky aboard jets flown by former military fighter pilots.
Allie Coyne
May 14 2012, 12:14PM
Photos
First look: HP's new business ultrabook
EliteBook Folio 9470m.
Stephen Graves
May 11 2012, 8:25AM
Mobility
Thin, flexible, indestructible: HP's vision for the future
Display and storage to drive new era of personal computing.
Nic Healey
May 11 2012, 8:22AM
Hardware
Hands on: HP Spectre XT
Glass lid ditched on new business model.
Stephen Graves
May 10 2012, 8:20AM
Mobility
In pictures: e-waste recycling plants
We take a look at some of the world's biggest recycling plants where computers go to die and be reborn.
Chris Jager
May 4 2012, 7:33AM
Photos
Ultrabooks: the next generation
We’ve reviewed the first batch of ultrabooks, but with Windows 8 upcoming and Intel’s Ivy Bridge just released, this is only the beginning.
Staff Writers
May 3 2012, 10:11AM
Mobility
Foxconn workers threaten suicide over pay
Protest follows Apple audit.
Allie Coyne
Apr 30 2012, 10:14AM
Hardware
HP Ivy Bridge desktop PCs announced
Includes powerful Pavilion.
Luke Edwards
Apr 26 2012, 8:09AM
Hardware
Wrap-up: Cisco's 2012 partner summit
Aussie partners recount the highlights and give their verdict.
Chad Berndtson
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David Binning
Apr 20 2012, 8:36AM
Collaboration
Cloud's dirty laundry to be aired by Greenpeace
Accuses data centres of lip service with a breath of coal.
Liam Tung
Apr 19 2012, 8:00AM
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